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According to Sec Bitcoin is not a security
Jay Clayton says that cryptocurrencies are digital currencies used to facilitate transactions and that it is probably not the American institution that will monitor them.
Coinbase Sec regulations, company aligns with US authority
Coinbase Sec regulations: the exchange has acquired various licenses, including that of broker-dealer, which is subject to the US supervisory authority. The objective is to offer services to institutional investors.
Cryptogo research: Los Angeles the best crypto-lover city
Los Angeles is the best holiday destinations for using digital coins. In second place Toronto, while in Europe London is among the best cities to go. This is what Cryptogo states according to its research.
Ripple funds blockchain research
The cryptocurrency dedicated to the banking world donates 50 million dollars to education
Dadiani Syndicate accepts payment in cryptocurrency
Masterpieces worth millions of dollars will be auctioned publicly and will be available for purchase in cryptocurrencies
Bitbay exchange moves from Poland to Malta
Countries hostile to cryptocurrencies are increasingly at risk of losing profitable activities to those who have already adapted to new technologies.
ICO Race, the candidates are 135
The best token sales of the future will be at the Palazzo dei Congressi on 6/7 June. On Monday, June 4 from 12.00 am the names of the first 15 finalists will be published on icorace.ch. Millionaire awards to those who reach the podium
Bitcoin art in Kiev: a statue for Satoshi
Bitcoin art: In Ukraine's city center, citizens want to place a monument for the creator of bitcoin
Niall Ferguson Bitcoin fan
The famous Scottish professor claims that the crypto, blockchain and ICO are a revolution in progress. Although it is not said that they will replace the fiat currencies
ICO scams: 20% of projects according to WSJ
According to research carried out by the well-known American magazine, most of the token sales are just big swindles. But some figures are not convincing, let's see why